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About Psychokinesis - I know how you'll feel
Indirection; You cannot attack the boss directlyVolatility; In certain areas you get hacked, slightly changing your control over the robot
Story
Minds can be transferred into machines. Our enemy has taken control over a space-stationesque satellite and is currently trying to boot up the doomsday-laser. Of the two robots up there is one with a weak security protocol, we hacked it and uploaded your mind.
Please be aware that the enemy has areas with nanomachines that can hack your emotion processor, who knows to what result... Oh, and did I mention that your robot has no way of attacking on its own?
How to play
required:
* 64bit OS
* min. 2GB VRAM
* OpenGL 4.x
* on Linux: Alsa
recommended:
* headphones
* controller
* GT 1030 or better
mouse + keyboard:
* Walk with WASD/arrow keys
* Jump with Space
* camera with mouse / numpad
* exit with ESC
settings:
* Alt+A changes SSAA quality
* Alt+S changes Shadow quality
* Alt+F toggles free camera
* Alt+F11 Linux Fullscreen
* Alt+Enter Windows Fullscreen
Engine Features
Like stated above the game jam was focused on graphics. We had to write our own engines in C++ using OpenGL, trying to implement as many (nice looking) features as possible. The main ones of my implementation are
* async resource loading
* hardware PCF shadows
* area dependent shaders (the nanomachine areas)
* interpolated skeleton animation
* 3D sound
* PBR & GGX shader with cubemap reflections
* deferred shading
* SSAA & FXAA
* instanced rendering
* selective depth-prepass
